The New York Supplement, Volume 106West Publishing Company, 1908 |
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Page 51
... facts connected with the work . There is no suggestion that the place originally furnished for him to work in was not as safe as the cir- cumstances and the nature of the work permitted , and the mere fact that the place became unsafe ...
... facts connected with the work . There is no suggestion that the place originally furnished for him to work in was not as safe as the cir- cumstances and the nature of the work permitted , and the mere fact that the place became unsafe ...
Page 52
... fact . It is , therefore , merely cumulative , and , under subdivi- sion 7 of section 465 of the Code of Criminal Procedure , is unavailing on an application for a new trial . Furthermore , if the witnesses now sought to be utilized ...
... fact . It is , therefore , merely cumulative , and , under subdivi- sion 7 of section 465 of the Code of Criminal Procedure , is unavailing on an application for a new trial . Furthermore , if the witnesses now sought to be utilized ...
Page 54
... fact as claimed by the plaintiff be found in his favor , nevertheless he would not be entitled to recover . The statute imposes the penalty not for an error of judgment of one of defendant's operators , a defective instrument , or a ...
... fact as claimed by the plaintiff be found in his favor , nevertheless he would not be entitled to recover . The statute imposes the penalty not for an error of judgment of one of defendant's operators , a defective instrument , or a ...
Page 63
... fact a nuisance , not perhaps within the full scope of the common - law nuis- ance , but a nuisance which , by annoying one or more persons , shall be constructively a public nuisance . The fact that in some jurisdic- tions enactments ...
... fact a nuisance , not perhaps within the full scope of the common - law nuis- ance , but a nuisance which , by annoying one or more persons , shall be constructively a public nuisance . The fact that in some jurisdic- tions enactments ...
Page 88
... fact in accordance with its theory . On the contrary , the undisputed facts show that the risk was not obvious , that the plaintiff did not know of the dangers in advance , and had no op- portunity to inspect the embankment for the ...
... fact in accordance with its theory . On the contrary , the undisputed facts show that the risk was not obvious , that the plaintiff did not know of the dangers in advance , and had no op- portunity to inspect the embankment for the ...
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